@article{75,
  author = {Heide Ibrahim and Benji Wales and Samuel Beaulieu and Bruno Schmidt and Nicolas Thiré and Emmanuel Fowe and Éric Bisson and Christoph Hebeisen and Vincent Wanie and Mathieu Giguére and Jean-Claude Kieffer and Michael Spanner and André Bandrauk and Joseph Sanderson and Michael Schuurman and François Légaré},
  title = { [HTML] from nature.com Full View Tabletop imaging of structural evolutions in chemical reactions demonstrated for the acetylene cation},
  abstract = {<p>The introduction of femto-chemistry has made it a primary goal to follow the nuclear and electronic evolution of a molecule in time and space as it undergoes a chemical reaction. Using Coulomb Explosion Imaging, we have shot the first high-resolution molecular movie of a to and fro isomerization process in the acetylene cation. So far, this kind of phenomenon could only be observed using vacuum ultraviolet light from a free-electron laser. Here we show that 266 nm ultrashort laser pulses are capable of initiating rich dynamics through multiphoton ionization. With our generally applicable tabletop approach that can be used for other small organic molecules, we have investigated two basic chemical reactions simultaneously: proton migration and C=C bond breaking, triggered by multiphoton ionization. The experimental results are in excellent agreement with the timescales and relaxation pathways predicted by new and quantitative&nbsp;<em>ab initio</em>&nbsp;trajectory simulations.</p>
},
  year = {2014718},
  journal = {Nature communications},
  volume = {5},
  chapter = {4422},
  url = { [HTML] from nature.com Full View Tabletop imaging of structural evolutions in chemical reactions demonstrated for the acetylene cation},
}